Auburn Council's Cultural Plan 2007 - 2017: Project Photo

Image: Crowds of people at the Auburn Festival Main Stage Every year more than 40, 000 people are drawn to Auburn Road to celebrate the culture and vibrancy of Auburn. Action 2.1 of the Cultural Plan outlines that Council "will continue to support and develop the annual Auburn Festival and provide greater opportunities for local artists and performers to participate in the planning and implementation of the Festival." Our aim is that local artists and performers are represented in the panning process and Festival program and that the Festival is better utilised to support the development and build the capacity of Auburn's emerging cultural industries.

Image: Crowds of people at the Auburn Festival Main Stage Every year more than 40, 000 people are drawn to Auburn Road to celebrate the culture and vibrancy of Auburn. Action 2.1 of the Cultural Plan outlines that Council "will continue to support and develop the annual Auburn Festival and provide greater opportunities for local artists and performers to participate in the planning and implementation of the Festival." Our aim is that local artists and performers are represented in the panning process and Festival program and that the Festival is better utilised to support the development and build the capacity of Auburn's emerging cultural industries.

Project Information

Name
Auburn Council's Cultural Plan 2007 - 2017
Council
Auburn Council
Cultural Officer
Alia Karaman
Award Category
Integrated Cultural Policy Implementation
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    The new 2009 Cultural Awards site is now open for entries!

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  3. May 29, 2008

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